Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1947 — Page 12
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By MARC, G. WAGGENER having been used instead of “May”
{Someday the’ thousands of motor- in specifying the time motors were # tts who into Brown county to be kept off the under: 325-acre pour lakes and says that since the
and other southern Indiana areas spawning season is generally recogs for the sutumn color show, willinjzed as being the month of May, realize that the Hoosier landscape| there is no reason for the law. : 13 alsh worth seeing in late spring. “Neither do I see,” he continues, Of course the. soft, pastel-like “where it is harmful to operate color of the redbud, the dogwood Outboard motors for fishing in April and wild plum against the new (On any lake. On some lakes in ! green of wooded hills is not as|May and the first two weeks ofJune, 8 spectacular as the flaming red, nesting areas are protected which is! 5 orange, yellow and brown of Octo~|Very good.” he ber foliage. -Yet it is a beauty which | Mr. Dallas will probably find o draws an increasing number of [Plenty of support for his campaign visitors to Brown county, Spring|to remove the ban on using motors i i Mill, McCormick's Creek and other on the smaller lakes, especially Indiana state parks at this season. since the closed season on panfish i J Spring visitors at the state parks (Das been lengthened, indicating now will find them abounding with | that protection of these species is | spring flowers, many species of {NOL as necessary as was once which have almost disappeared |Pelieved. from grazed woodlots and mowed: : roadsides, All state parks are ready Moesch in New Role tor early visitors who will. find| Conservationists throughout the them less crowded now than after state who have long known Heine | the start of the vacation season. |Moesch ‘Jr. as an ardent disciple of |
QUEEN FOR A NIGHT—One of these five Warren Central high school girls will be chosen queen of the school's May dance tonight in the school gymnasium. The candidates are (left to right) | { Betty Folkening, Alice Amos, Ruth Wukasch, Beverly McClintick Mushrooms ‘Blooming’ conservation and a speaker at hun- | and Dorothy Thomas.
dreds of club meetings, found him | : Confident of their ability to dis- jn 5 new role this week. In the subject on which Moesch ranks as ing of June 16. Bluegills and other
| tinguish between the edible and the reurrent issue of Outdoor Life an expert. | panfish can be taken through May
* non-edible species, Hoosier mush-|Heine takes his place with the 5-Pc. Solid Oak Dinette Set
{30, due to an extension. of the NX 3 . room hunters are having a fleld |g, thors with an article, “The Man Somebody's Confused season, but the season in these| 3} / | Here's awsturdily built dinette set that day. It's a sport that has fishing wy, Knew All About Bluegilis”| Announcement from Monticello a species closes from May 20th to | 3 {will really take plenty of wear—-and S 50 { \ a
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